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Lunar Lander

1979Atari, Inc.Simulation

Lunar Lander is a 1979 space flight simulation video game developed and published by Atari for arcades. It was the most popular version of the "Lunar Lander" concept to date, surpassing the prior Moonlander (1973) and numerous text-based games; most later iterations of the concept are based on Atari's version.

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Sporadic
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A Bitcoin-themed browser twist on Lunar Lander, updated with an easier landing mode, adjustable gravity, and a lower-spec performance mode.
Platforms:Web
Stars1
Updated11 months ago
LicenseUnknown
Release2025
Lander screenshot
Platforms:HP calculator
LicenseUnknown
Halted
Lunar Lander screenshot
Lander is a Lunar Lander-style game for Linux and Windows, steering a ship through randomly generated, increasingly hard levels.
Platforms:WindowsLinuxOSX
Stars15
Updated3 years ago
LicenseGPL-3.0
Release2012
Lunar ship simulator screenshot
Platforms:HP calculator
LicenseGPL2*
Moon Lander screenshot
Platforms:WindowsLinux
LicenseBSD*
Sporadic
Moon Miner screenshot
A retro-styled arcade game written in CircuitPython for the Adafruit Fruit Jam.
Platforms:Raspberry Pi
Stars1
Updated8 months ago
LicenseGPL-3.0
Release2025
Halted
Planet Lander screenshot
A Python/Pygame Lunar Lander clone with procedural terrain, demo mode, and a built-in AI autopilot.
Platforms:None
Stars13
Updated6 years ago
LicenseMIT
Release2019
Halted
Pyxel Lander screenshot
Pyxel Lander is a Lunar Lander tribute built with the Pyxel engine, featuring procedural maps and a fuel HUD.
Platforms:WindowsLinuxOSX
Stars27
Updated3 years ago
LicenseMIT
Release2018
Active
Seed7 screenshot
An open-source programming language whose example programs include recreations of classic games like Pac-Man and Tetris.
Platforms:Windows
Stars461
Updated12 days ago
LicenseGPL-2.0
Release2020

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